MichaelAddinell

A little bit yes, really not an ideal scenario. Getting the On Prem stuff ready is more just to cover should the worst happen. Let me see if can get some answers in regards to what can be downloaded. Might be a good idea to raise with Cambium Support too to assist while still have the chance. With so many now lost jobs its getting harder for the info but i will keep trying

It can be done as a service, but for anyone that want to do it themselves they also can.

US is still running although on a much lower staff count. Europe has had pretty much all workforce gone with only a couple left, likely until end of month. They are still hoping for a buyout but its really on the edge i would say now. News is very little from Cambium themselves and anything coming out isnt sounding too good. For anyone wanting to go On-Prem this should be free and below is the guide for this https://www.cambiumnetworks.com/resource/cnmaestro-on-premises-user-guide/

Next few weeks are crucial, ideally a buyout happens. I am awaiting updates but from what i understand(which isn't much currently) nothing should go off in the short term. I expect announcements from Cambium themselves today as it seems Friday was the day they let staff go. I will try get updates for us where possible What a disaster though

you could try turning the power down slightly if you think it might be interference, in regards to max and min power try not to have this too far apart usually no more than 7 difference. it just stops the AP having to change quite so often. If still having issues raise it with Cambium, to say the support is included for free ive found it pretty good.

Ive put it into many Schools and business and never had issues. For the money i think its a great solution. Comes with vendor support included too.

Hi everyone, Well, this is a bit of a throwback. After being a part of the EduGeek community since 2018, I’ve had to start from scratch with a new account after losing access to my old one. It’s definitely strange being back to "new member" status, but it’s good to be back in the mix. I’m sure a few familiar faces will recognize the surname, I spent most of my time here buried in network and wireless threads or the geeky hobby threads, so I imagine I’ve crossed paths with a fair few of you. It feels like a lifetime ago, but I’m looking forward to getting back into the geeky side of things and catching up on the usual hardware debates. Good to be back 😁 Cheers, Michael